after the orange maidan in 2004, the new government decided to reorganize akbb antonov, merging it intot and refocus on receiving western ones. balabuev understood that this would lead to the collapse of the country’s aviation industry, he resigned, and after 4 years a state program for the development of the ukrainian industry by 40% was adopted. since 2015, serial production of aircraft in ukraine has been discontinued. about pyotr balabuev, the creator of airplanes, in the story of olga mokhova. almost in the very center of the village of lugansk, in victory park, a memorial was erected in honor of the partisan soldiers who died during the great patriotic war; on the granite day he had to walk from his native farm and the return trip is more than four kilometers away. he was very fond of planting, planting young forests, and when it was necessary to plant trees along the route from the village of luganskaya cretaceous to nizhnyelkhovaya, he organized school youth. parents were indignant that their children needed to study at school, the secretary of the komsomo committee at the insti

could it have been in the donbass in novorosiya in 1414 the same as in 2004 after the orange maidan, end in anything; they calmly accepted the kiev government. here you need to understand that, firstly, the coup d’etat in kiev itself, yes, it turned out to be much more bloody, yes, in fact it was of an armed nature, if you remember , 2004, then the maidan was managed to be kept in these... then, in fact, let’s put it this way, novorosiya declared that it was ready to oppose itself to kiev and move towards sovereignty, and this is very serious. the kievskielites, who, i would say , at that time, well, compared to today, turned out to be more adequate people, turned out to be more responsible people, who understood how ukraine works, that it has always been balancing since 1999, balancing on this threshold of such a cold and hot civil war, slightly fading, and slightly leaving, but it seemed to be read that the people who came to power in the fourteenth year, they generally did not consider it necessary to convert attention to someone , they considered themselves triumphants, winners,

the way, could it have been in the donbass in novororos in 1914 the same as in 2004, after the orange maidanidan, it didn’t end in anything, calmly accepted the kyiv government. here you need to understand that, firstly, the coup d’état in kiev itself, yes, it turned out to be much bloodier, yes, it was essentially of an armed nature, if you remember, in 2004, then the maidan was managed to be kept in these purely color technologies revolution, it all ended in court, not violent resistance, well, even the character itself, yes, this was later translated into a political one, it was completely unfair, the decision was unconstitutional and yet it was not. that she is ready to oppose herself to kiev and move in the direction of sovereignty, and this very seriously frightened the kiev elites, who, i would say, at that time, well , compared to today, turned out to be more adequate people, turned out to be more responsible people who understood how... ukraine works, that it has always been balancing since ninety, ninety-one, balancing on this threshold of such a cold and hot civil war, a little su

stirred, a stage appeared there, artists began to brainstorm, that is, i claim that the maidan with such an orangenario was not prepared, it exploded, the politicians joined in, the student maidan is even more elementary, the student maidan in general was euromaidan impossible from the point of view of the organizers, because politicians, oppositionists, they did not have much authority there , they did not have the capacity, there was no support, and this week, when students protested in various forms, when there was a big rock concert, but the main thing. .. when this nonsense happened on the night of the 30th with the beating of students, half a million ukrainians came out again, but they came out not backward politicians, but came out to protect the children, because they understood that if the authorities were allowed to beat the children, there would be no future, i.e. none of the maidans was organized, not only that, during the euromaidan, politicians tried to organize their alternative on the european square, and it failed. it did not take place, although it was beautiful there, the stage,

and the 19th anniversary of the orange maidan coincided very conveniently, so as not to get up twice,lic holiday established in honor of two revolutions. on this occasion, the dictator recorded an anniversary video, either on the street, or again in the studio with a green rag in the background, and then they put the street in the background. in this case, this is not important, it is important to him that in addition to the yellow-blakite, the backside is covered by an eu rag. behind me today are the ensigns of ukraine and the flags of ukraine and the european union. and today we can rightfully say that it is not just beautiful. square, scenery, and a real symbol of the connection between ukraine and europe, for zelsky the main thing is european values ​​and the status of a candidate for membership, our status as a candidate, our status as a candidate and further negotiations about accession should end with ukraine’s full membership in the eu. for the sake of this blue dream, over the past year and a half, he has already killed almost half a million of his soldiers, and still does no

i must say that we campaigned on the orange maidan, we really counted on support, but i will never forget the empty headquarters of viktor yushchenko, when kyvalov announced yanukovych as the winner and there was no one there, it was raining and there was simply no one in the pond . and i just saw how the people were coming from behind are going up to the maidan, i just stomped on these tapes, and only later, when thousands of... people came out on the maidan, already then our experienced politicians stirred, a stage appeared there, artists began to brainstorm, that is, i claim that the maidan with the orangemen did not prepare for such a scenario, it exploded, the politicians joined in, the student maidan is even more elementary , the student maidan in general, euromaidan, was impossible from the point of view of the organizers, because politicians, oppositionists, they did not have special authority there, they did not have... capacity, there was no support, and this week, when students protested in various forms, when there was a big rock concert, but the main thing, when this nonsense

orange revolution. he told everyone to support the maidan, to support this orange revolution. through sects they brought people to the maidan, sects kept people on the maidan , the whole ideology of the maidan, it was just a purely sectarian ideology, it was like a tent city was set up, and these sectarians actively brought water and food there, then there are ukrainian maidans that were actively supported and functioning; not only sectarians from the embassy of god took part in the rally, but also representatives of the nationalist church of runvira, the same one that appeared as part of a cia operation called prologue. next to yushchenko, on the maidan stage, was his wife, the future first lady of ukraine ekaterina. chumachenko, who has attended american services of the lev selenko church since childhood. in the newsletter of young ronvist, we see a photograph of five-year-old katrin shamachenko, who is standing on chair and tells a poem about how bad muscovites and jews are, but real ukrainians, in general, will determine their lives and save ukraine. certainly. when she became the first lady of ukra

orange revolution. he told everyone to support the maidan, to advocate for this orange revolution , to bring people to thesects, to keep people on the maidan by sects, the whole ideology of the maidan, it was just a purely sectarian ideology, it was like a tent city was set up there, and these sectarians... actively offered there both water and food, that is , the ukrainian maidans were actively supported and functioned at the expense of, among other things, religious sects. viktor andreevichko, our new president, not only sectarians from the embassy of god, but also representatives of nationalists took part in the rally. cia called prologue. next to yushchenko, on the maidan stage, was his wife, the future first lady of ukraine ekaterina chumachenko. since childhood , selenka has attended american services of the leo church. in the newsletter of young runvist we see a photograph of five-year-old katrin shamachenko, who standing on the chair, telling a poem about how bad people are. muscovites and jews, but real ukrainians, in general, will determine their lives and save ukraine. of course, when she becam

orange revolution. he told everyone to support the maidan, to stand for this orange revolution. through sects they brought people to the maidan, sects kept people on the maidan, the whole ideology of the maidan, it was precisely a purely sectarian ideology. there was like a tent city set up there, and these sectarians actively brought water and food there, that is, the ukrainian maidans were actively supported and functioned at the expense of, among other things, religious sects. viktor andriyovich yushchenko, our new president, yushchenko. in the meeting was attended not only by sectarians from the embassy of god, but also by representatives of the nationalist church of runvira, the same one that appeared as part of a cia operation called prologue. next to yushchenko, on the maidan stage, was his wife, the future first lady of ukraine ekaterina chumachenko. i've been visiting since childhood. katririn shamachenko, who is in the chair, tells a poem about how bad muscovites are from ida, but real ukrainians, in general, will determine their lives and save ukraine. of course, when she became first. ukraine,

embassy of god led his church, later these performances were called the orange revolution, he told everyone to support the maidans to bring people to the maidan, sects to bring people to the maidan. and the whole ideology of maidan was just that.

carried, as was parajanov, when he saw in front of him what this maidan was, what if, in 2004 , when i was standing there in that orangeeemed to me that parodzhanov was standing somewhere and was rejoicing, because this is his element, this is it, this is the fair, these fair people who, well, this is a holiday, collect, collectively, this is the collective came out, and this, and this is a holiday of freedom, because everyone is free here, everyone takes off their masks, puts on some others, this is a holiday of freedom, and he is in this carnival, he forgot, they say, rajhanov was very afraid of prison, but he forgot so, that you have to be careful, do you remember anything about it, how he behaved in general, in such a in terms of politics, i know prodzhan, because when i entered he was already arrested , that's why i couldn't know him, i saw him several times when he came to kyiv in the late 80s, but even then it was absolutely such a moment... far away, well, a simple example, 40 days after the death of mykolaichuk on the bykovo comes from due to the lateness of the parajanovs and immediately such a visual sensati

because there was this sequence of powerful events after gaining independence, the war, the maidan and orangend war definitely completes the formation of a nation, what impact do you think russia's war against ukraine will have on the formation of other post-soviet nations, and what impact will it have: on europe. first of all, i think we are seeing the end of the post-soviet era space, and peoples must decide whether to continue to exist together with russia, under the influence of the legacy of the ussr. ukraine is now dissociating itself from this quite quickly, as well as some other countries, because both the soft and hard power of russia are now greatly reduced, and we can already see that azerbaijan has taken advantage of this. after the war , ukraine will have the greatest influence in the western part of the post-soviet space. and it will be the most important player between the baltic sea and the black sea. i think we will see a change of regime in belarus, a probable reversal of policy in georgia, and moldova will be able to realize its european aspirations. the consequences for eu

in the wake of the first maidan, the orange revolution, victor yushchenko and his american wife still made it through the unconstitutional third round of the presidential election and were seated in the chair of the head of state. yulia tymoshenko - prime minister. the incompetent rule of the country brought down the ratings of both in the first six months, even the color orange itself became indecent in kiev , the united states then failed, but per’s attempt itself still turned out to be inspiring, by the fall of 2013, the americans matured themselves and eventually financed bloody coup d'état. it didn’t cost that much at current prices; the amount is openly said to be $5 billion. nest, they summed up the base, educated young people using new textbooks, elevated such figures as bandera and shukhevych into cults, trained leaders, militants, bought politicians, even with the promise of a strikorob, the idea is to turn the temporary state located by the will of lenin on russian territory into anti-russia, to include it in nato and they didn’t have time to start a war against russia and

every 10 years in ukraine some kind of grandiose upheavals happen, in the fourth year there was an orange maidaneenth year there was a euromaidan, i don’t want to say anything further, you should be wary of them, it’s you they said, yes, why euromaidan, it’s probably still necessary remind you, because these are the events that, at the turn of the thirteenth and fourteenth years, took place in, well, first of all, of course, in kiev and ultimately led to a coup in ukraine, when the legitimately elected president yanukovych was removed from power and was then forced to flee the country , in general, all this was connected with the fact that ukraine was about to begin the process of joining the european union, well, there was only the first stage of the association agreement, which yanukovych did not sign, well, then it all started, today we want to express not our own thoughts, but to present them to you, this is what our ideological opponents think about this, it’s very successful, now a documentary film has been released on the bbc for the anniversary, that’s how do they now imagine how they ev

they lie when they talk about deliberate poisoning. in the wake of the first maidan, the orange revolutiongh the unconstitutional third round of the presidential election and were seated in the chair of the head of state, yulia tymoshenko, prime minister. the incompetent rule of the country brought down the ratings of both in the first six months, even himself...

and by the way, the first maidan of 2004, the so-called orange revolution, began on november 22, thathistory. and now they are talking about the maidan again, the president of ukraine is afraid of a new maidan. in his opinion, russia is to blame for trying to create chaos. will it reach a new maidan, alexey vadrievich, in ukraine? well i doubt that's what we understand traditionally under the maidans, that is, a mass of people coming out to the square, shaking up the situation there, the political situation, because firstly, such a military-terrorist dictatorship has been established in ukraine, and i doubt that anyone will even be allowed to gather. another thing. that there is internal strife in the power structures, obvious dissatisfaction of some of the military with zelsky, and of growing skepticism about military victory there, despite the fact that propaganda has intoxicated the majority of ukrainians, plus there is obviously already pressure from the western side, the americans, some europeans are trying to push zelsky into the elections so that he goes and loses, because his

tragic pages, because we had a certain my personal experience, the people who came here to the maidan, of the orangen, and this was the experience when we said that our revolution would be fun and defiant, it was like that in 2004, it is clear that something similar was expected here , but the difference was felt at the very beginning, this is the difference in disorganization, if we are talking about the year 2004 , we were preparing for that, we were preparing for that , well, for about a year, deploying some structures, understanding that the authorities were preparing for falsification of the elections, that we had to be ready to react , so actually when on the 22nd, on the night of the 21st of november 22nd, the cec announced viktor yanukovych as the president despite the falsification, well , they knew what to do, nothing like this happened 10 years ago, 10 years ago mustafa nayem called on people to come here, people came out, people did not know what to do next, there was no organizational core , there was no obvious plan, everything just happened on the fly and on the fly, and it seems to m

on november 21, 2004, a new tent city was set up on the maidan, this time with orange symbols.n two days, in the heart of the capital, more than a hundred thousand demonstrators, most of whom are traditionally students, also traditionally protested against the newly elected president, viktor yanukovych. on december 26 , a repeat vote is held, viktor yushchenko wins the election. during the orange revolution, everything was... they sang songs more, easily, cheerfully, and for some reason everyone was sure that, in principle, nothing bad will happen, it was a kind of inspiration, there was a lot of inspiration then, for some reason it seemed that we would just wake up in another country in the morning, almost 10 years later, on november 26, students are gathering as a sign of protest due to the non-signing of the agreement on association with the eu. thursday, november 30... berkut violently and bloody disperses the students, so euromaidan turns into a revolution of dignity, the most massive and tragic revolution in our history. then there was an incredible atmosphere on the maid

were in ukraine, if only for the simple reason that maidan 3 was already there, it is a revolution of dignity, because the granite revolution and the orangeion were handed over to it. in general, it is practically impossible to create an artificial maidan in ukraine, and even more so, it is impossible under martial law. to me it seems that the people who form... the worldview of volodymyr zelenskyi, they should be, well , i don't want to say here, more patriotic, less patriotic, to me, well, i hope that all the people who work in the president's entourage, they are patriots, but they still somehow would have some, at least a distant view of what happened at least 10 years ago, because without that, well, it's very difficult. that russia, here, you see, here is actually a very interesting situation in that zelsky is both right and wrong at the same time, since russia would really like to arrange something like this, and she makes a lot of efforts for this, but when the president talks about it, then in fact russian plans, they receive an information... carrier that reaches a level that the kremlin itself could not climb , frankly, so, well

worried in the twentieth year, we so wanted that it turned out like in ukraine, this is the orange revolution, the maidano with revolutions, these are coups according to the western scenario, under western money on technology with snipers with cookies, with whatever you want, we would not be able to withstand several maidans like ukraine, we don’t have that many resources, we are a country without oil and gas , chernozem of the sea and such human potential, how we would be just by this one event and it gives us hope, if you may, just by the way , yesterday we were in belaz, at the plant, we saw that the enterprise was working the evening shift, all the people were busy, everyone works and gets a decent salary salary, social package, everything is as it is, people love their work, and life goes on, you can just imagine with horror what would happen if the so -called sharikovs came to power. and we recently showed, you probably watched our prank regarding kovalkov, there is such a thing. it costs 500,000 dollars, a petrochemical plant, you know that in one of them, in my opinion, how much we have invested

a protest, moreover, the maidan is not a protest, the maidan was not against, but for, for independent ukraine, and in fact, both during the orangeion and during the revolution of dignity, the struggle on the maidan was like this. the stages of the national separatist struggle, the struggle for ukraine, and whoever stood in the way was tolerated by society, and it is not surprising that today a huge number of maidan residents, fighters of maidan self-defense are fighting at the front, having gone there as volunteers in the 14th year, today our the maidan and the spirit of our maidan in the battles near bakhmut, in the battles near avdiivka, in the battles on the left bank of the dnieper. when we talk about protests in ukraine, it is incorrect to compare them with maidan the maidan is a phenomenon that has its own deep philosophical meaning, and the protests, yes, they were planned and will be planned. the desire to unbalance ukraine was and will be in the russian federation, and obviously, the destabilization plan is one of the most important plans for ukraine, because weakening ukraine from the middle is the main task of the ene

so worried about in 1920, we really wanted you to have it like in ukraine, this is the orange revolution, the maidanh revolutions, these are coups according to the western scenario, under western money on technology with snipers with cookies. with whatever you want, we would not be able to withstand, like ukraine, several maidans, we do not have so many resources, we are a country without oil, gas, black soil, sea and such human potential, as if we would simply be wiped off the face of the earth with this one event, from here our people are more monolithic, united, including including the younger generation, and this gives us hope, well, if i may, just by the way, yesterday we were at belaz, at the plant we looked at the enterprise. works the evening shift, all the people are busy, everyone works, receives a decent salary, social package, everything is as it is, people love their work, and life goes on, you can just imagine with horror what would happen if the so-called sharikovs came to power , and we recently showed, you probably watched our prank regarding kovalkov, there is such a thing, it cost

the twentieth year, we so wanted you to have it turn out like in ukraine, this is the orange revolution, the maidanng to the western scenario, under western money on technology with snipers, with cookies, with whatever you want, we could not stand it like... several maidans, we don’t have that many resources, we are a country without oil, gas , black soil, the sea and such human potential, how we would simply be wiped off the face of the earth with this one event, hence our people are more monolithic, united, including the younger generation, and this gives us hope, if you may, just by the way, we were at yesterday belaze, at the plant they saw that the enterprise was working evening shifts, they were busy, everyone was working, they received a decent salary , a social package, everything was as it is, people love their work, and life goes on, you can just probably imagine with horror what would have happened if the authorities came to the so-called sharikovs, and we recently showed, you probably watched our prank regarding kovalkov , there is such a thing, it costs 500,000 dollars, an ic plant, yo

especially not the majority of people who have been in office there for decades, since the maidan, and if you take the orangeolution in the last 20 years, we had about five cycles of rotation of virtually the entire system of power, that is, they are constantly coming new, new, new people, we we always dream of new faces and we end by saying that today we are talking to you, today there was a message about three or four judges of the court of appeal in the city of kyiv, that is, we do not finalize many points, because it is hard work, we are constantly we turn everything into hype, we sometimes start to choke, because we have many professional people who are engaged in this, and now, when i talk to the americans who are responsible for our strategic issues, yes, they know about corruption in ukraine, but... no can be called a story about eggs and a story about jackets, because it was well communicated , they don't know other stories, the question is, what about the ministry of defense, which made tens of thousands of purchases and there were only two scandals, is this some kind of huge problem? actually no,

stood aside from the events taking place in the country, took part in the orange revolution and the revolution of dignity, on the maidan wounded at hrushevskyi, and when the russian troops entered the east, he voluntarily joined the army. then taras kop rescued soldiers from ilovaisk, there were a large number of seriously wounded. we took them out by helicopters, three helicopters landed in the dnipro, mine was the eighth, they are such big ones, and they were unloaded at once. 70 people , probably, yes, yes, there were a lot of ambulances, we brought them to the hospital, three helicopters brought 70 people, there were 20 people or more, some were lying down, part of the sitting ones, i don't know how those guys brought them, but yes, yes, they arrived in these helicopters, airplanes then, well, i don't remember, but it seems they didn't fly very much, although they didn't fly, they flew. but the evacuation from ilovaisk took place correctly, but at that time it looked like some kind of terrible disaster to us. in 2015, taras kop suffered a spinal injury, underwent rehabilitation and returned to work at the hospital.

result of the revolution of dignity, as it is called in ukraine, by the way, the first maidan of 2004, the so -called orange on november 22, that is, tragically ... well, i doubt that this is what we traditionally understand by maidans, that is, the appearance of a mass of people in the square, the swing of the situation there, the political situation, because , firstly, such a situation has been established in ukraine. and i i doubt that anyone will even be allowed to get ready. another thing is that there is an internal reflection in the power structures; it is obvious that part of the military is dissatisfied with zelsky, and part of society is growing skeptical about the military victory there, despite the fact that the propaganda has intoxicated the majority of ukrainians. plus, there is obviously already pressure from the western side. the americans and some europeans are trying to push zelsky into the elections so that he... will go and lose, because his ratings are not so hot, that is, against this background, they need to again get a trump card in the form of an enemy, image of the enemy and, accor

and by the way, the first maidan of 2004, the so-called orange revolution , began on november 22, thath of modern ukrainian history. and so they started talking about maidan again, this time zelsky, the president of ukraine is afraid. new maidan in attempts to create chaos, in his opinion, russia is to blame, it will reach a new maidan , alexey valerievich, ukraine, well, i doubt that this is what we traditionally understand by maidanans, that is, the mass of people coming to square, the swing of the situation there, the political situation, because firstly, such a military-terrorist dictatorship has been established in ukraine, and i doubt that anyone will even be allowed to gather, another thing is that there is an internal transformation. in the structures of power, there is obvious dissatisfaction of part of the military with zelsky, and part of society is growing skeptical about the military victory there, despite the fact that propaganda has intoxicated the majority of ukrainians, plus there is obviously already pressure from the western side, the americans, part europeans are tr

in the wake of the first maidan, the orange revolution, viktor yushchenko and his american wife stillections. elections seated in the chair of the head of state. tymoshenko, prime minister. incompetent government of the country. brought down the ratings of both already in the first six months, even the orange color itself became indecent in kiev, the united states failed then, but the attempt at writing still turned out to be inspiring, by the fall of 2013, the americans matured themselves and eventually financed a bloody coup d'etat, which at current prices did not cost so expensive. the amount is openly called 5 billion dollars. for this money they raised a nazi nest, built up a base, educated young people using new textbooks, and elevated them to a cult. figures like bandera and shukhevych trained leaders, militants, bought politicians, even with the promise of a ship. the idea is to turn the temporary state, located by the will of lenin on russian territory, into anti-russia, incorporate it into nato and start a war. against russia and the russians, they didn’t have time to be inc

revolution, well, these are isolated cases when derkach ran there in an orange scarf, when azarov came out on stage to wave a pen at the maidan, yes, that is, already in 2013 there were no such direct traitors, on the contrary, they were already on the other side of the barricades, because for example, i remember how berkutnia and the anti-maidan were jostling on the maidan, we were on the parapets near the trade union building, and i saw that in front of all this rabble was the tsarov, and this state traitor from the party of regions, in mariyintsa they were wielding berkut, and shufrych was ahead, that is, everything was already there very clearly, well, it is positioned on the extreme maidan of 2013, that the enemies and their collaborators are on the other side, and in this case, is this a sign that, in principle, the maidan as a phenomenon is also learning and getting smarter, that is, no.. . allowing all these collaborators to be included in their ranks, this is the first question, because the second will be more important, in short, if you can , in fact it is not about those individual collaborators who were elected by

maidan instead of capitulation. zelsky is scared of the new orange revolution. why is kiev dragging russia in?

events taking place in the country, participated in the orange revolution and the revolution of dignity, operated on the wounded on hrushevskyi on the maidansian troops entered the east, he voluntarily joined the army. then teras kop saved the soldiers from ilovaisk. there were a large number of seriously wounded. we took them out by helicopter. three sat down in the dnipro helicopters, mi-8s, they are so big and they were unloaded in one go, well , 70 men, probably. yes, yes, there were many ambulances, we brought them to the hospital. ot. three helicopters brought under 70 people, there were more than 20 people, some lying down, some sitting, i don't know how those guys brought them, but yes, yes, they arrived in these helicopters, airplanes then, well, i don't remember, but it seems that they didn't fly very much, although they didn't fly, they did fly, but the evacuation from ilovaisk took place slowly, but then it looked to us like some kind of, you know, terrible disaster. in 2015, taras kop suffered a spinal injury, underwent rehabilitation and returned to work at the hospital. on the morning of february 24, the first russian rocket

on strategic partnership in december 2013 year, the maidan immediately began, that is, wherever chinese interests appear , this american, in fact, orange together on one train, one way, war, well, just in a week, well, that is, the feeling that they are really just setting off endless conflicts with only one goal, to prevent china from entering these regions, not to let it there means the emergence of a new global leader, and so on, so... it means these two questions, first, that means, what type of agreement, yes, that means, the question is, the second question , respectively, and, accordingly, and where - accordingly, the place of this sidinpin, is sidenpin ready to negotiate with the americans on what grounds? what will they agree on? that is, well, well, in taiwan they won’t agree that on the 13th of january the democratic progressive party will come , it means that this pro-american candidate will win with assurances that when taiwan won’t declare independence, but how to guarantee that they will not declare independence in any way, that is, there are no specific speeches... there are no, accordingly, but here, that is, the gover

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orange revolution in ukraine. on november 21, 2013, protests began in kiev related to the suspension of negotiations on european integration. those events on the maidanne and turned into a coup d'état. chronicle of bloody events in a report by varvara nevskaya. a country drowned in blood, corruption and debt, which never joined the european union or nato. from each hryvnia of the state budget, only 40 kopecks can be pledged by kiev, the remaining 60 are formed from western investments, energy , agricultural, economic crises, divisions in society, civil war, loss of 20% of its territory, the tenth anniversary of what is commonly called a worthy revolution. . ukraine meets us in a state of active half-life. it is unlikely that those who came to maidan nezalezhnosti exactly 10 years ago could have imagined that their then peaceful protest would become the beginning of the end, with each new day plunging the country deeper into absolute darkness. november 21, 2013. at 10:00 pm kiev time , about 2,000 people gather on maidan nezalezhnosti. mostly students, mps from opposition parties and journalists. those who were unhappy with the decision. suspend the p

on, yes, but because not all of our maidans are actually a protest, where people came out and no one organized them, and those who were inside and dignity and the orangen know this perfectly well, and as for the tools, you know how rashists are capable of this organize, despite the fact that there is still a moscow church in which fesbshniks still work , there are still collaborators on the ground, and it is quite difficult to deal with them, and criminal cases, not all of them, have even been initiated, yes, i am not talking about tubration in the verkhovna rada, and for which the articles of the criminal code, in particular, crimes against the foundations of national security without security, and despite all this, and the fact that russia, i am convinced, is not able to organize anything here, are evidenced by such facts as the seizure of kyiv for three days, and parades on khreschatyk, the victorious, yes rashistka federation, we have all seen how they can walk here and so on, and all these other narratives. which they spread in reality, and ukraine showed, well, first of all, that it is an absolutely independent sovereign state, and which has a r

however, the theme of the maidan is 20:23, from this perspective it is very convenient for zelsky himself. but is this possible... yes , which is trumpeted from every pipe, the orangef the handiwork of the united states, will the united states stage a coup against itself, one does not go out on the street because of an empty refrigerator, the maidan is technology , yes, that is, it’s not just people who are unhappy, now, in order to go to the maidan, if a decision is made in washington to demolish zelsky, then of course they will bring people out, but and they will find discontent, and they will find a reason, they will find a reason, if not, if the people themselves come out... then zelensky has already clearly said that these are all agents of the kremlin, they will simply be smeared on the asphalt there, and those who remain will be on the agenda for front. so, 10 years of post-maidan ukraine, the media figures of the maidan achieved their goal, made good money and disappeared, leaving to die those who rode on that very maidan. the country is mired in even greater corruption, at the helm is a comedian whose jokes make you want to cry. i think that in general eve

because not all of our maidans are, in fact, a protest where people came out, none of them was not organized by those who were inside both the revolution of dignity and the orange this is absolutely fine. and as for the instrumentality, you know how well the rashists are able to organize it, despite the fact that there is still a moscow church in which fesbeshniks still work, there are still collaborators on the ground, and enough of them it is difficult to fight, and criminal cases, not all of them, have even been initiated, yes, i am not talking about the corruption in the verkhovna rada, but for which articles of the criminal code, separate crimes against the foundations of national security, and despite all this, and that, that russia, i am convinced, is not capable of organizing anything here, is evidenced by such facts as the capture of kyiv in three days, and the parades on the christening, victorious, yes rashisht federation, we have all seen how they can walk here and so on, and all those other narratives they propagated actually, a ukraine has shown, well, first of all, that it is an absolutely independent sovereign state, and which has a rather beaut

this perspective is very convenient for zelsky himself, but is this maidan possible, which is being trumpeted from each iron? both the orange will the united states stage a coup against itself? because of the empty refrigerator , he can’t go outside. this is technology, yes, that is, these are not just dissatisfied people, now, in order to go to the maidan, if a decision is made in washington to demolish zelensky, then of course they will bring people out, but they will also find discontent, and they will find a reason, they will find a reason, if not, if the people themselves come out to the maidan, then zelensky has already clearly said that these are all agents of the kremlin, they will simply be smeared on the asphalt, and those who remain will be summoned to the front. so, 10 years of post-maidan ukraine, the media figures of their maidan. they made good money and disappeared, leaving to die those who rode on that very maidan. the country is mired in even greater corruption, at the helm is a comedian whose jokes make you want to cry. i believe that in general everything, this whole topic, all these pieces of land - it’

maidan instead of capitulation. zelsky is scared new orange revolution. why is kiev dragging russia into who us? everyone understands perfectly well which general we are talking about, the housing issue: how not to lose an apartment due to redevelopment, why renovations turn into a tragedy, one of the residents tore down a load-bearing wall and because of this everything simply fell apart. look, right now. hello, this is the place. meeting on ntv, the place where everything becomes clear, i’m andrey norkin, my colleague, ivan trushkin, we ’re working live, let’s start with the fact that ukrainian terrorists are two nights in a row, last weekend, they tried to attack moscow with the help of drones, and the drones tried to fly in from the eastern side like this, well , you can imagine the map, of course, such interesting questions arise as to how they flew there, we’ll tell you a little more in detail now, i will refer to moscow mayor sergei sobyanin. he reported that tonight air defense forces shot down a ukrainian drone in the area of ​​elektrostal, there

yes, the second maidan was in 2003, but it seemed to calm down a little, and from it a rusty revolution came out, oh orangeurse, the mass psychotechnologies that were being used were already visible. our strategic partners, it was crazy, everyone was wearing these orange ribbons, you went into the subway, everyone was yelling yushchenko, yushchenko, was it some kind of madness? yes , i understood the essence of what was happening very well, i am very seriously interested in psychologists, behavioral psychology of the crowd masses, and what made you leave kyiv? the blood began to flow, if the blood began to start shooting at their own people, it means there will be a civil war, but i have zlata, well, a daughter, and i understood, i have to leave, i have to leave, because now it will be very bad, there were options, moscow, st. petersburg, where to go to return to saudi arabia again. moscow, st. petersburg once to saudi arabia, i worked there, but in the royal team, and where did you go, no offense to muscovites, st. petersburgers, well , i don’t like these cities, it’s very hectic and tense, and before tha